The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-06-20
PRAISES OF QUEEN VIC.
JUBILEE CHORAL SERVICES IN
NEW YORK.

Thousands Unable to Gain Admission
TO the Spacious Church-Eloquent
and Stirring Sermon of Rev. DR..
Morgan Queen Described in the
Words of Solomon.
NEW York, June l9-Jubilee choral SER
vices, in celebration of the fiftieth anniver-
sary of the accession to the throne of Queen
Victoria, were held this afternoon in
Trinity church. The spacious edifice was
completely filled with people, and several
thousand gathered outside, as it was i'm
possible to get in. The service, as a whole,
was conducted by the Rev. J. w. Hill.
Rev. DR.. Dacosta, one of the chaplains of
St Georges Society, read the first lesson;
Rev. Mr.. Turner, of Brooklyn, the second.
while Bishop Potter read the closing col
lect and pronounced the benediction A
feature of the service was the sermon
by Rev D. Morgan, rector of the Church of
the Heavenly Rest, and chaplain of St.
Georges and st. David's His text was
Proverbs XXI, 30-"A woman that feareth
the Lord she shall be praised" "Such an
one" said the preacher, sis England's Queen,
and as such we are gathered here to cele-
hrate the jubilee of her reign to-
day." The speaker alluded to Victoria
as one who, regarded as a Queen
or a woman, would be spoken of
with affection and respect to the end of his
tory, and of her and to her, he used the
words of Solomon, MANY daughters have
done virtuously, but thou excellest them
all" The Prince of Wales was referred to
as proving himself more and more worthy,
as years go by, of the mother who bore
him, and more becoming better fitted for
the responsibilities that one day would be
imposed on him.
OTHER JUBILEE SERVICES.
Jubilee services were also held at the
Church of ST John, the Evangelist The
sermon was taken from the text, Proverbs
XII, 16, "a gracious woman retaineth
honor
In Brooklyn similar services were held at
the Church of the Atonement and the
Church of the Incarnation.
LIvERPooL's JUBILEE RIOT
LONDON, June ia riot occurred during
the Jubilee celebration at Liverpool to-day
between a party of Orangenen and a crowd
of Socialists Sticks and stones were freely
used, and many of both sides received seri-
Gus cuts and bruises. The police dispersed
the rioters and arrested five Of the leading
participants.
ENGLAND's ROYAL VISITORS.
The Prince of Wales and his sons met the
Duke of Aosta, the Grand Duke of Sake
Coburg- -Gotha, and Prince Herman Hohen-
lohe, on their arrival in London yesterday
The streets of the city were thronged to-
day with people eager to see the jubilee
preparations and to catch glimpse of the
foreign royal visitors The German Crown
Prince and his family passed the day at
Marlborough House with the Prince of
Wales They attended divine service in
the Chapel Royal, where the most of the
jubilee guests met.
NATIONS JUBILEE.
Jubilee services were held throughout the
kingdom to-day. The Marchioness of Lon
donderTy will present to the Queen a casket
containing 10000 signatures and 23 900, 900
in cash, a jubilee Offering from the Irish
women. The leading European newspapers
contain articles reviewing Queen Victoria's
reign The German papers are especially
warm in their comments The warm tradi-
tional friendship between the two courts,
and the sympathy awakened in Germany by
the Queens sincere affection for the Prince
Consort, naturally bringing the festival
closer to the hearts of the Germans than to
any others.